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  Ceiling high for Vancouver Whitecaps midfielder Ahmed: Canada coach

  Vancouver's Ali Ahmed started in both Canada's 2-1 victory over the United States on Saturday and Tuesday's 0-0 draw against Mexico.

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  Merritt RCMP seek 'armed and dangerous' man

  A man who has been wanted by Mounties in Merritt, B.C., since June should be considered armed and dangerous, authorities said in a renewed appeal for information Thursday.

• Documents show dozens of harassment, violence cases at CSIS. It deemed only 8 founded

  When Canada's spy chief wrote a secret letter to the public safety minister last December — the week after a report emerged that two young women in the service had been sexually assaulted by a senior colleague — it came with a warning.

• Dry conditions mean increased wildfire risk in B.C. through the fall

  An expert with the BC Wildfire Service says relentless drought conditions for much of British Columbia sets the stage for more fire activity this fall.

• Realtor fined by B.C. regulator after property photos digitally altered

  A British Columbia Realtor has been fined thousands of dollars after a property listing was found to contain photos that were digitally altered to hide peeling paint and show furnishings that did not exist.

• Mediated talks resume in Metro Vancouver HandyDART strike

  The union representing Metro Vancouver HandyDART drivers and its employer, Transdev, are scheduled to return to the bargaining table Thursday. Drivers walked off the job last Tuesday, stopping most service.

• 'Unusual theft': Port Moody police say someone stole an AED from the city's recreation complex

  Someone stole an automated external defibrillator (AED) from the arena lobby at the Port Moody Recreation Complex, according to local police.

• Investments supposedly helping Chinese students were actually a $3.2M fraud, B.C. regulator rules

  A woman who claimed to be soliciting funds to help Chinese students and tourists was actually running a multimillion-dollar fraud, B.C.'s financial markets regulator has concluded.

• 2 men stabbed after meeting to 'conduct a transaction,' Surrey RCMP say

  Authorities are investigating a stabbing in Surrey, B.C., that put two men in hospital Wednesday afternoon.

• Canadian Taylor Swift fans fundraising for food banks with 'Tay it forward' campaign

  Months before Taylor Swift's massively popular Eras Tour arrives in Canada, local fans have launched an ambitious nationwide fundraiser in the superstar's name.

• Family of teen who died in B.C. homeless camp pushes for involuntary treatment for children with addictions

  In February, when Brianna MacDonald was rushed to hospital because of a suspected overdose, her parents said they begged Surrey Memorial to keep her in the youth psychiatric ward because of her mental health and addiction issues.

• B.C. Lions lean on versatile offence to continue win streak against Toronto Argonauts

  A fresh face has been gracing the B.C. Lions' highlight reels in recent weeks.

• Here's what you need to know about your rights ahead of a possible Air Canada strike, according to a passenger advocate

  While Air Canada has shared advice for travellers ahead of a possible pilots strike, an airline passenger rights advocate has more tips for Canadians who may be affected.

• Terry Fox's hometown wants public's help with new interactive exhibit

  As thousands prepare to take part in Terry Fox Runs this weekend to raise money in the fight against cancer, his hometown has a new legacy project in the works.